Etiquette

Do always ask before taking a photo of locals.
Don’t drink alcohol on the street or in public spaces.
Do cover knees and shoulders when in the medina, whether you’re a man or woman; it shows your respect for your Moroccan hosts.
Don’t eat or smoke in public during daylight hours in Ramadan.
Do learn basic greetings. A few words in Darija (Moroccan Arabic) will delight your hosts.
Don’t skip pleasantries. Always say hello before asking for help or prices.
Don't overtly display affection to your partner in public. Hand-holding is fine; kissing is not.